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r F r ` t r IPar A.,g 6, .18oS. •-'-:------: "LO`,/ DON GAZETTE, Aug. 6, 1808'. 214`;':nt of Drz,;P"n, ot net Thomas Nmcombe ro be L..' p.urchase, vice Sancion, who enyirt or ' r . .goons, Hospital:Mate Robert-Buchanan 3! • , 'issisidiit- Surgeon,- vice CucontOe, promoted in the loot. • • e^iitte .t of l. , ght Dra.f.ooos, Cornetthel-foriour,Ne Lowther to he 1 ieut,i,ant, by purchase, vice Verner, in ted Ditto, Cornet Richard jehh, front the 7th Drat;opn rat •" to he i:ieuteti , nt, by purchase, .ice Goddard, pro d 4,„ the 6' t h t on'r Ditto, Beoj,,rnat Ltigh Leye, Gent. to be Cornet, by r vase.. )Itro, George Battersbv, Gent. to be Co , oet, by pur ,se, vice Wade, who retires. Hospital-. Mate Fi •Cot,en to i)e As Surgeon, vice Smyth, who resigns. ColdStresio Regiment or Foot Guards, : Second Major Lieu tcn.,nt-!;eneril.lohn Calcraft to he First Major, vice arpointert to the command of the ;4th Foot. Co. lone! K A frxamder toward to be-Second Niajor,.-vi-ce t .0 twin It .vnes facleson tc; be Captain ot 'a C ,, rnpai.) Howi:rd, Ensign. M. Forte,cue . to be Lieu :tenant, v.ce Jackson. Lord - Fitzgerald to be Ensign, vice - Fortescue. 3d keginient of Foot Guards, Ensign V. Grimsteacl, from tire ith Garrison Battlrtiort,' to '1:r• Ensi4n, without pur. chase, vice Gordon, pTnrnott:fi in the 83d Ffot, riot Regiment of. Foot, William Augusti,s Dobbyn,:Gent. to be Ensign, uj purc.hase, vice Graham, pruiriored 14th Ensign I helms Caulfield to be Lieutenant, without" purchase. vice Van Bzierle„ who retires. • John Carr, Gent. to be Ensio,_by purchase, vice Caulti•.dd. • ],stn Ditto, Fr.sign Rof , e,l Richardson, tr..-rti the. Ist - Garri-, son R ittaticit, to be Lieutenant, without puictnie. Ensign NVidiam Johnstone, troth the sth cArtison-Battilion', to be .. ditto. , , 23d D,tto, 1-I,tsilit?„l-Mate•Sarnuel Roe , to be - Assistant-Sur- app;inted to the 7th Dragoon Guards. - 324 . 1)ittt., T!ioinas H nty Turouand, Gent. to be Ensign, • by purci.asi.:, 37th Ditto, • Lieuietiutt William Bruce, from the 7th Foot, to be Captain'of a .Gompany, hy:purchase, vice ) - latnilton, • who retites. - *Lieutenant William Bock, Itorn the Bth Gat tison Battalion, to he Lieutenant, vice ;titne, deceased. . 38th , :!ttu. Robert Carlile, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, • cicy Hastings, o.ho retires. 40tl! DJtO, Hospital-Mate George bone to, be Assistant:. Sutgeon, _ . ▪ 48:11 Ditto, Lieutenant W. R. Steel, from the 3d Garrison • battalion,' to he Lieitenant, vice Roe, "Jvh - ) exchanges. - sorh Ditto, William Fieid, Gent to he Ensign, without purchase, v_ice Fisher, dismissed the Service. • , 54 1 h Ditto, Lieutenant-General the Honourable Edward Finch, from •he ColdStre:iin Guards, to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General 65rh. Ditto, Lieutenant General Oliver Nic i ols from the 5403 Foot, to be Colonel, vice the Earl of Clanricarde, ceased. Lieutenant Williarn Dunbar, from /tie , gt h Light • Dragonns, to hehet :ptain'ot a Computty, without I,,irchase vice Beard, appointed to the izth Royal Veteian Battalion, 67th Ditto, Lieuten int lc .NS . Redman, front th. 4th Garri son Battalion, to be a tieutenant, vice Gordon, who ex. - changes. 76th Ditto, Lieutenant )olin Clarke, from the - Royal West In tia Rangers, to be Lieutenant, vice Armstrong, who exchanges. ist Ditto, - Flinde, Gent. to be Ensign, vice St. Clair, dcc4-ased. • S3:i Dirt., Ensign the Honourable Char - es Gord n, from she 3d Frot (..uards, to be Captain of a Company, with - out purchase. vice Sheldon, appointed to- heist -Royal Veteran Battririon. • Beth Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel H. Lewis Dickenson to-be Li .utehant-Colonel, without purchase. Both Ditto (Olin Henley, Gent..to be Assistant-Surgeon, . • 92(1-Ditto,Quarter-Master-Serjeant George Wallace to be Quarter Master, vice b4' Lean, deceased.. , • "Royal urk kin..:ers i George Win. Cater, Gent. •to be E n . NI hoot purchase, vice De Burgh, superseded. Royal West India keingers, Lieutenant G. Armstrong, from 'the 7661 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Clat; , e, who'ex changes. Ensign - jackson to be Lieutenant, vice Mi I ntyre, deceased. Alexander Smytti, Gent. to: be En sign, vic,r lackson. ad Ceyl,4l keginient, Ensign Charles Gregorie, from the Coldstream Foot Guards, to be Captain of a company, by purchase, vice Edwards, promoted in the 3d Ceylon Ret,i meat. ist G. , rrison Battalion, lames Fennel, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Rich r . ,;son ' p - rotnoted in tire i sth Foot. Thomas s • Burke, gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice &11, promoted Loth 'Foot. 21 Ditto, lohm Swift, Cent. to be Assistant Surgeon. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant icobert Roe, from the 43tti Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Steel; who exchanges., 4th Ditto, Lieutenant 1, C. Gordon,' horn the 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Merman, who exchanges. sth Ditto. •1-1 - enry Tames RuSsel, Gent. to be Ensign, vice joimbrone, promoted in the titit Foot. 7th uarrison BBattalion, , Nlate j. Lirmfoid to be As s•stant-S.tir,:eon. vice Caitun„ appointed to the .oth ; Foot. Bth Ditto, Inspitat-Mate I t a cliff tube AssistaptSnigeon, vice hriscue, who resigns. Ist Royal Veteran Battahon, Cap•Jn GeorgeSheldopi•froth the 83d Foot, to be Captain ot a Company, vice fippointed to the 9th Royal Veteran 15a;tdli;in. stit Ditto, Lieuteoakt,F.• L'Estrange, twin ttie fitlikoy4 Veteraii • Battalion, to be Lieutenant, v).e ,itatnili; de, . . izth Ditto, Capt. Wm. 13eard, Froisi the 66th Foot, to be Captain ot a Cknapany. • 'rain •.' -'.-::::':-.' Ate.•:. i r ~ .. 1 - !-,.. . R . Ct.- ; . f loth ~, f_; 0 ma' 11th 1 P r 23d 1) r ch:.4. GARRISONS. Cenfral Sir Wsn. Meuov.s, 1{..8.t0 be Governor-of Hull, vice the ClAhricarde, deceased. .Ceneral krancis LUwArd C Wynne to be tieurenant-Govettior of the Isle dr ' Wight, , vice Sir Win. Medows. STAFF. • • • john Campbell, Esq. late Lieutenant-Colonel in the 6oth, Foot, to be an lnspeding Field-Otficer of Yeornanry and Volunteer Corps in Great Britain, with the !tank' of Lieutenant-Colot;e1 while so employed, vice Ireheh, pointeda Brigadier General-. The German Legiott. 24 Battalion of Light Tntantry, Cackt t,erjeant Wm. NOrt. cot to bct EEislbo, Vice' ittgo; supersedid, beink absent without Commistiors in the Shropshire Militia, signed 4y the Lord .Lieutenant. ." !bhn Buckley Casteau, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated July Is, 18a8: Comml4s4z signed ylbr Lord-Lieurenaot f.j Hants, South Hants Yeomanry Cavalry. Cptnet'Sainuel Sharpe to be Lieutenant, .vice Smith, resign ed. Datect July 25, 1802.. ' _Lymlngton ileattaliox of 1411m/err Infant 7. 'Ensign Ricltartl lioclens to be Lieutenant, vice Cruiek , swanks, resigned Dated Aug, 1, 'BOB. Win. lSAei, tent. to be hubi h n, vice I-Lsekchs, protnottd. listed asabot e. . au'd .1141'brct.k Hafta cfiirdunteer Lieuteigua John Sco Ite captain, vice I-War, resigned. i)aseil Aug. tBog. • - Commis:4iLas in tie Royal North Gloucestr Regiment of Mi; htia, Ji i vred by 'be Lord Lier.etev,zllt. . Ensign *henry Dickinso: , to be Lceutenant; . ‘ii•e.2'Robbir t s,, rearAned. llated i u1y..4,, 18n$:.. Richard Fitkin, Esq. 'to be Surgeon, vice Hayward, resigned. Dated tuly S, 18,;?.. . Commlithris signed by the Lod Lieutenant y the county of Kent..:. - - . .. Crarihro6k Yolzerieets:. . . ... . . Second Lieutenant Winch to be First Lieutenant, vice Larkin, re,,igned. Dated July Tunbridge We 1.14 itiohard . George MorAan; L.tiq. to EA; Captain. Dated . July: 30, 1808: Commissions signed the,Lard Lieutenant of Banfz;hiie: ad.B.itiatin 61 aril-hire kolunteer.lafanky. - Lieutenant Wm. Diii4*Litute to be Captain, 'vice Robertsopi ' res-gned. rated July )2, 115 . 0'. GetogeStatith, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice' Bruzie,' re:noted; Dated as 'above. Eribign Andrew .Looyinvor to be Lieutenant, vice'Watson, superseded Dated as at ove. John Stronach, Gent, to be Liisign, vice Longthoor, promoted. bated as above. amerrission,;,s(gned 4 . y..the Lieutenant of the County of Wigton. Kir kf - "'aright and tr.gtort Regiment of Militia. - George to ce Ensign, vice Max well, appointed to Latt:d May 31, 18(18. • . PIITGIIPON, AuG, 4. Ar A SSIZ ES. • A =sele& dined with the IN E after the AUGUST t. . . ,party - Races yesterday. His Royal Highness's liand played About three . e)'el ,, cle yesterday afternoon rlaA Iron! SeVcral pieces of mtislic on. the Lawn, in front of the JasticeGeosE - arid the Hon. B .von Tit ompe Batioueting-room. A Concert w ithi n doors sue.: ing.conclueed the business- of the ,Assizes, let this ceeded. The only rooms in the . Pavilion illutninated city tor Kell - nen-hou-e, the steit pit Gee, silt t• u, E 4 l' were that above mentioned anti - the:.Egyptian Gal- --) e(Kigh Sheritl74'Nottirigleu'ashire) wher e t h. e e lery. I' At DotOteDsoN's and' PoLIA . RD's Libraries .to dine on their route to N(etnighatn. Previo}is the crowds w,,-re Immense, nUmberless were their departtire, 'all die prisoners who bee been coil' the promenaders on the Steyne. Theetmcommon destined to deathewere,reprii"ede' • brilliancy. onhe. ligkts in the Bartifueting-room of Martin Sarnpson, lately of Noyth Kelsey, . 13. the Pavilion ektended their influence over a leon g i.; lbourer, charged with ititylariOUSiy Firetiking- ai.d en derable part of the NOrthern eitietnily of th e wa lk. tering.the bouse• ! it tartoer;.of teiteee Mrs. FlTztiEßßEity arrived last night. A B , 'iat i and 'stealing money and bi is to the amp ine from the 1)orl Malian Gun -brig, which ran ashore 6s. aster a titai 'which Listed titeiriy tPeee tuft G' hetWeen eight and ,nine o'clock last night, attracted "acqUitted. , the... notice of the spedators on the Cliff s , parts, Mar- The circumstanc e s` - or this case are reeeek..ble. ]y as the men i whe had landed from it soon . aft e r -Our readers_ will recollea thc prisoner w.l, peared busied in bearing a berthen between "them who, at the last ( e .'ve e-xtraorclin:3rv.evi,!eoc into the town. 'Up o n i nqu i ry ,. we found that elle against man namedßar»ard, u'ltiret en stood eltaig burthen in question was the lifeless remains of :Mr, ed withtheoffene . ,and which went dii ealy fastv 3 TuoaN, the Surgeon o f t h e V esse l , kt ho , had corn- Ilion him the 'pith and ,punishieent of th e eitfence mitted an 'ad of suicide, by crattingi.his theoat . ..‘With whiClrhe tdrself. liras now areiiig Tlfe'o'ritteiir i a razor but thee evening lx fore. The body W as witness on the present occasion - was LAueselet taken to, the T own -h ouse, w h ere the. Cot °Der's lee ytia ; he deposed trial.'prisimei' quest was held this day. The unhappy man, it was ,its servants w • Me. P r i4t ock , gti th fath.Febroarl proved, lead long been 'deranged, in. nis.inteliects. • List ;he tetnembered the ertsonet being setaLto I'he Jury theretbre, without hesitation, rewrned a . House of rcd ti tt he verclielol Lunacy. The deceased lead retired t o L e d' e capcie out he made, e.e.e ,ofeeeveral itunkiiwipos on board•the Vessel, about vine o'clOck on Tue s d a i presgions as lo . iek inast(r, su ch as ei`-= evening, having , aye, e, obs er % e d to hi s serva n t that he was' is 'the sante 'sktuce for the•gociseeas ; ill, and desiting him to procure him an opium 'Fedi l'il he op to my tn . aster : s9 . : . ny tine qr ot:eee" Ifront the medicin e ch est , w hi c h b e accordingly did, The prisoner told-the' i;fte4. , , s e,ke e et a ''pele ef: lit and . then left !time On the - thllowitigmorning,whe n •:their,wastee'pu i st have e senne.reeepey ity i Imo • e the the said servant entered the eabin.of his master, as • .house, and severed times asked him to a-sist in rob was very usual with him, to tell him the hour Of 'bin:; hint. Tree prisoner at last told witnies`s.teee as the day,, lie found him quite dead and weltering in be would riot dell, him, he would do it d his blood, which was coagulat e d a bo u t hi e n, would give the witness half the 1.)(46ty provicl, , d eating' that he had breathed his last - many In;urs would keep the house from being alinirniti; a.nd say fore. Ibis remains w ill be interred 'here nothing of his knowledge, tI . ri ner flit ev,ening, r tiag fire robbery.' . 10ti the dai' pre R cedir!e the n e - night Between twelve and one o'deck to-day: all. vet eon wh;ch the burglary w.ts cOrnlnitted,:fr.Peat-ock ' bustle of - preparation for th e R ac e Dow n, arid tie- Trod,. to Icirtoii. Witnes.s and th e btu' • • • - fore one o'clockthe hill_ exhibited 'a :very nuerieretsi go..Ril't a fieA in:which they wei'r's at w("';- ,tied ~display of company. latter ; communicated his intention to rub du house ; 501 The sports announced ei;vere a handicap plate of' ' that night; 'provided then - inas:er 'did" trot 1 - t - tirs.-- - . heats, the new course ; and a inatZti tetweeo r MC' Peacock• dd 11.04 letwriv and next Morning the the PUIN6E'S Riders and mr...mELLisn's Biadbur y , prisoner,, who rose filet, shortly after pine, out, re' • the former of which paid forfeit, and the handicap tu'reed apd'Stated that the liouse had been robbed, was put off; consequently there was - Ito racing to-' fur the, granary : was broke opt ri, it lit•rt!u•pon, 4 4 the day. The disappointtnent of ..the peciple may b e family got up. is necessary here to stete, that east a ily conceived; though had the sport s t a k en p l ace, , f rom t h e test i mon y of other-witnesses it• apeeareJ sue thick foe,, envvloped th e course, that the' , that the-robber bed entered the stebie - tbrotten orrat) horses, at the distance of fifty yards, would scarcely. &dr; which had been dou'ely lock d, arc etulc d the have been seen. From . two .to four O'clock; the. ' granary, and by breaking kloW.n a waql hart " gained confluence of equestrians and carriages about the' entrance into the bed:roonyof Mr.,Peaveeek. 4 14rge . Steyne completely blocked up every avenue leading box was 'there forced open, a,,d hien.* thereto. The Patexce, :habiteel as Colonel •of the tioned in the . indt(Atnent,molen.] • The witness went joth Light Dragoons, with a star at his.breast, was to Kirton to tell his Mester oft tieerobhery, who' MP ihe.re on his fine grey charger, accompanied by • , tnertiattly carne home, aMI-had:4le . -=, Colonel LEIGH, and atten4ied by one grpom only. Course of next day the pri,,unreook the Hi, Hiahness with his usual condescension, bowed ness to a le - flied:place, and told he - v. unlit keep to all be knew, entered into conversation with - his promise, .raid- thereupon him 8 iiain.ea's, veral Noblemen he met in his - way, and appeared. in. Wilieb witness, fearful of hat its such a stint;ol4 lIIICOMiIIOn fine spirits. M rs . le iTzuriteaketT was: on h i m, madetr li6ke and - deposited in the'ground• among the promenaders on the-walk at the. time; gOipg some tinteratt p to take up the mo tle y it were the .Eatl and C ountess O f -BEEKELF.I', Lord . 'Was DuitstEr, the Earl of EGHEMONT,- Lord D A RLIN4•• ;, -7 lii e 44l sectilttticki'of•thi!threalenii - iiplira:ses the pd . ' ToN, &c. The dashing-Brewer sported his tatide e e - sone': itaejo.led e aher rein!. v.l;`J,, e . b:.4se 9 The sling by which his at in eas Stip , , , nrted yester- correplort . ;- Any - of . which ILid . e e mieee day, was aside,, novelty at lbw. playtHiligr' . 0f r.T% SaratrONrer r, kkar Having lost its attradion ; -' - .'l be was therefPre hee,' trztrd sliq o.en to nivi; t... 4 ,7 perceived i.vith the free u,e of his.litnbs. Sir JOH N _what the prisoner had- said ; and w;Ocir'et. , lle;'lFg LADE drcive four in hand in time dickey of ,his vis- ppon him feom the. strange ,evild' ence • . , a-vis, her Ladyship only being in the carriage, The - hirn appreheilded, Ticlyard PRINCE Spoke to Sir JOHN as be pa!,sed the carriage. on e the ground that be slept. wenear,„tlze4tiiit AelieTe Mr. FARQUHAR exhibited a currlele a ith a brace of, the robbery was committed that he coffin ref intt grey's, another OAF being mounted by .his one- lieir person knocking'a - wall•down. e beieg riders. The Doke of AIARI.BOROUGH Was' in his.] taken before a Magiltritte,.l.,dyard statail tic.iti a. ' chariot ;land the Duchess and Lady ,A. SPENCER t - above; of prisoner's faiber-i:i:Lp.v was were, in a barouche.- 7 -Lord and Lady F. SPtesic Eß In.:consequence searcha.and six guineas ~ vure f(') , ;01 - ct left us for London this morning. Her Lad ) sie e. 's wrappd in a piece o an old stocking. Theeprisoee accouchement is expected in a. few days, vehicleis.. 'et , was tiled dominitteci for trial.- ;• - -•- the cause of her leavieg, us so *early. -ji i s , n u t yet i Macy : v,itnesses \vere - celeade- but .ppir,eviderio knoWu Whether t he Pu11...c: 8 will hon our t h e ball at ‘ . .Yestiterely - collateral and the leareed rib" t • he Castle this evening with his,presene ee . The p e r- • -served; theeev.idence'of a per Son Standiiiiareih'e formances announced fbr the Theatre are:liicharil ..twition of the witness. yasto rectivst;‘ , Nl4l car the Third, and Oscar and Ill a l v i na. • tton : he'caitie iii td the Wittie!lis bcyx - sn l inliiixlWitli 111$ .iguemiey : of the brt;,idest perjury, for on tike..tridl at the last assizes-, he had sworn to speak '''the whofe „ . !trath,'''and'yet 'he cOtieealed all th e ev id ence he this day given. He came to-day to sweat soHoelif "ikhat - On a fottifer day he had sworn was u.s.irue might he, not some time hem e; swear tnat tto had to-day sworn was equally 'untrue ? Jul i ll ' would consider what regard wit, due to Cie ofeneh a man, arid return a verdid • AUGOST 7. • The Races finished.on Friday, there having been no race on the preceding day,. for w.aut of hoi The n race for the Gold. Cup, on Friday, was only a sportive one, and was won by Lord GROSVENOR'S Mateora, beating the noted horse Cerberus and three others. n The odds were in favour of the field agitinst either of the favonsites . . 1 -. 7 lte, Sweepstakes of 10gs. each was won by Lord GliosvENoti's Plover, beati ng four others.. Tlijs:race was won in a canter, as was . ! Qneother, and the last by Lord EGUEMONT'S hazy There is no great proSpe& of spOrt at the Lewes Races to-worrow, fur want of horses. Messrs. GULLY, CRIB, and BELCHER entertained the Brightonians on Saturday last with a sparringex hibition at the Theatre. Two amateur vklualler,s also set-to, and perhaps their manoeuvres afforded more ,real diversion than ever. was witnessed in a bloodless battle. Theyrince, it is confidently reported, Will bid adieu to this place after his . birth day. There is a great number of houses and lodgings: - unoccupied - in the town. • Afingx,pas mins committed on Friday, at the house of a citizen, by a married Gentleman froth London, who was surprised in the ad of 'carrying off a Lady of forly, the sister of a military The parties had reached two miles on the London road, when they- were overtaken by the Lady's bro, ther. At Lincoln Assizes, which commenced on Thurs . day, Rickard Long, aged It) ; lately ,of "Silk Wil loughby; labourer, charged with maliciously maim ing and 'killing a mare, 'and maituaig. two other Mares, the property;ol- his master, E. Itobiuscin,s of that parish ; farther, was acquitted of killng,the mare (on 'account of somelliformality),, but found Guilty of inAtnitig the other's, and sentenced to heath. It seemed chat the . p r i soner h a d no other :inducement ,"to commit the barbaroil Offence than revenge for the disc.har&e of ntivsisiet' and mother from the service of the'protecL.ior. •He inAided . the wounds with a sheep hook, whi c h h e sta bb e d 21 inches into the bucltes oi tue poor animals., ii.,Viiiii) , ,_. N . Punterl t‘y . Rica ARD ii" A P IS' Of NO. 4, ,lartittt-court, Bow-street; and l'ubAdhc . ! bf WILLIAM A RMI G Eft SCR Irps, Sop . th Moltoll. bt ti m Stn . l-0, 77 : a 14 0 . 1 1 . Strand i When; ,lthiez tuelneyts, Order: tor ate Pabi:rj I effrrs for•tho Editor, tic,, (roost -paid) ml Commis:lots in the Suirolk ia, sig;td bj clue Lard Lieu. hi? , 11 . • , 1.11 er trot Regipri•nr.' Lieutenant Thomas V. A,Pi..rou,;ail to be Carta;n, vice krishbroA, resigned %led May I, 1608. Lieutenant Edward Reeve to be ('.amain, vice C;uoch, resigned. Dated as above (obit Day', ' tent io be Lieutertalit. March 25, 18 .8 Hearn,: Gent. • to be ditto, vice M'Dougall, p.omoted. Dated May 1, 18.1. Julio Tasker, Cent. try he ditto, vice Reeve, uitoted. Dated as above. , Thomas V. blointield, Gent. to be Dated as above. East Sl f folk Rtgisnetzt. John Cla ton, Esq. to be Cai;tant. Dated May i, 1808. Lieutertatlt• Thonvis itietr to he ditto. Dated as above.. •, Ensign ----- Nash to be Lienten:mt. -Dated as tibolie. Ensign R. P. Hunter to he ditto, vice Kett, proinoteti. Dated as abbve. .EnSign W. Layy,it 19 Dat,d May Will i am Woods, Gent. to be Ensign, vice. Iltinter, promoted. Dated as above. Thomas Woodcock; Geist. In be ditto. Dated as above. Francis Buxtort;Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Commissions signed 6y the Lord Lieutenant of the County of - Essex. • Western Battalion of Essex 111ilitia, Erasmus PhiHipps, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated july7,lBoB. • Yell Ham VG/water bfantry. Lieutenant john Naylor to be (*NAM, vice. Carstajp.i, re-. -signed. , Dared [llly 18 , :i8. Ensign John IsioOdcock to. he Lieutenant, vice Naylor. , 'prontisited.. Dated asabove.' WOLarn Wickham Greening, Gent. to be Ensign, vice • Woodcock, promoted.. Dated as above. • - Middleton Poltintr,r I , l,ealy. - Ensign Richard Wicks to he Lieutenant,- vi ce St a y ner, re si,:i,ed. I;ated !ply 18, John Markham, Gent. to be Ensign, vice icks, proinbted. Dated as acrove, . BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED, john Sanders, late of Cinterbury, Kent, corn-merchant, from Aug. 9 to .23, -at ten/ at Guildhall, London. William Goodenough, late of Ilartipstracl,rpad, Middlesex, from Aug. 6 to Sept. 24, at ten, at (ohm Elam, Of lifightly.lmstoue, Suissex,' carpenter, from Aug 6 to Sept. -.4, at ten, at Guilahall, Richard Peacock,.of Cleikenwell, ?Mica. sex, Currier, from Aus. 9to Sept. 24, at ten, at. Guild 'hail. BA NKRUPIS Henry Chambers, of Warwick, innkeeper, to surrender Aug. - aS, 19, and Sept. 17, . at eleven,' at the Black Swan, War wick Att , rnics, Messrs. SMart and Thomas, Scapte's- LondOn.; or M6srS. Tomes and Jleyden, Warwick, Robert Bell and Robert Hedley, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, woollen .drapers, Sept. xi 2, - and 17, at eleven, at tne Queen's Head, Newcastle-upon-Tyile.- Atturnies,.Mr. Carr, New_ castle-upon-Tyne ; or Mr. Atkinson, Chakeery. lane. James Knott, of Oldham, Lancashite, grocer, Aug.‘l9, 2 / 4 at eleven, and Sept. 17,51 five, at the S rat Itia, ilanc r liester. At torni. s, Mesirs. - 11eslop . .nid barrow,' Nlanch,:ster ; -or. Messrs. I. and R. Willis, Warphlct-t!ourt, London, • MiChael Ttkmpest, of Derny, mercer and 'draper ; Aug, t 9, at six, 20.. and Sept. 17, ,at eleven, at the Knn,;',s Derby. Attorney; Mr: Low;en, Tempk, Londwi„. • lames Lawten the- elder: 4 l.m Lawten,. lamesLawten the younger, and Jarvis, Lawten, of Ashton under- Lyne, Lancashire, cottun•manulae,turers, Aug. 15, 22, and Sept. 17, 'at eleven, at the Star nn, Nlahchesier. A !tonnes, Messrs. Heslop and barrow, Manchester i or Messrs. I. and R. Willis, Warntora court. London Janes Young, of Manchester, cot ton, m , nutadurer, Aug: a 9, 2°, and Sept. £7, at three, at the Slrieatt ale Jnri, .titan Chester. Attornies, Mr.idge, King's Ben c h- wa lk s, T em. plc, London ; ar Mr, Cl'*igh, Manche s t e r. George S./raw, late of Lincoln, .merchant, Aug. 24, 25, and Sept. t 7, at two, at the Rein Deer, Lincoln Attornies,Mr Hayward, Lincoln; or Messrs. 'Macdougall and Hunter, Lincoln's-Inn, condoil. • Elijah Johnson, of Bleeding heart-yard, Charles.street, Hol born, Middlesex„ cabinetmaker, Aug. 9, £6, and Sept• at ten, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. D. Willoughy,Clll - Nicholas Efnrcl Robinson. of Bond-cotirt, Wall rook, Lou. don, merchant, 'Aug. i3,' - 10, and Sept 1,, at ten, at Attornies. Messrs: Alcock, Boswell, and Comer, York street, Southwark. . John, Thomas Chowles, late of Finch-lane, Cornhill, Lon don, painter, Aug. 9, i 6, and Sept 17, at ten, at Guild. hall. Attorney, Mr. Dawne,, Henrietta-stieet, Covent- Garden.,. • 11/P/DEN/).8-, Sept. g. Tohn Serlc, late of Shepton-Mallet, Somersetshire, clothier, a relv:.n, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.. Nov. t 9 George Qrimes,ofC;reat Warner-strtvt, Cold Bath fields. Middlesex . , linen draper, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. 13. John Cobs: qt Fore -street, London, stationer, it twelve, at Guildhall, Sept. 2. William Prichard, the elder, late of Cardiff, (313- thorganshire, builder, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Car diff. A mg.. 25. Benjamin Rates, of Staftrringham, 'Norfolk, shop kee:wr, at :011r, at the Bell, Norwich. • Aug:-31. , john Prirty, now or - late of Iladleigh, Suffolk, grocer, at eleven, at the White Lanni nn. Fladleigh. Sept. r SamueLflooton and, Solomon k!(..1 , , of IVoodst °cit. street, 'rear Bend-street, Nliddiesex, merchant-tailors, tester, h i te Lion Sussex, lil at twelve, at 'Guildhall. Ak r ig. 2 9 . William Cox, the e ld er, l ate of Chic dealer in'earthenware, at el ev e n, at t h e Line: End. Statftrdshire. Sept. ~12: i)avid l'honts, •of Lardiln . -vaur: Carmarthen.. • shire, shbpkeeper, at eleven, at the Bush Tayern, Bristol. Sept , o. john Maclachlan, of Hartnal.place, Urury-lane, Middlesex, cabinet- maker, at ten, at Guildhall.' Aug 27. :lames Peter. Fearon. of Upper Gratton-street, Fitzroy-square, Middlesex, late cornrualader or the Belvi dere East Indiai.nan; at twelve, ai Guildhall.. Aug. - .47. Thorns 4,, d George Gaskil., of Lancaster, linen-drapers at twelve, at the King's Arms, -Lancaster, Aug 3 I ThoS. Huline Robinson and Geo. Newntati HardeYi -of Liverpool, Provisitin-brOkers, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, • CERTIFICATES. .Aug 2.7. Thomas Rumse,r, sen. of,Cree)y-row, Bermond. 'sty, Surrey, broom-maker. thriSropher Cross and !din Cross; of Liverpool, curriers., • William Clark, jun. late of Hy t h e , K ent , ta il or and draper. Sarah Stiles, of Dorking,. S,urrey..pluniber. • Wakefield Hogg, late of New Rciss, :Ireland, and since 9f Chiswell-street, Middiese , ., merchant. William i)avis, of Cane-place, Kentish Town, Middlesex, carpeo4er. Robert Abraham Mills and lames Ilardirig, late of. Sher. rard-s4reet, Golden-square, Middlesex, japanners and painters. • • PARTN(RSHIPS Ots)OLPED. Charles . Moore Rov•ley and James Magratli, of Snow's-fields, kid leather-dressers. Carter Gypson and Jonathan Ward, of Compton-street; Soho . , oilmen. C. Heath and r. Stead, of London-road, Southwark, coach makers. Joseph Pountnejr and , John Smith Pountney, of Bristol, paper-makers. • Win. North, of Lockwood, and Richard Scholes, of Hud. dersfield, York, 'corn-dealers. Jonathan Stammers, of Langford, and Thomas Shephard Stammers, of Witham, Essex, millers. Thomas Manson and Sons, of London. Satnuel Evans and Stephen Paine; of Worcester-place, Upper Tharhes-street, rag-inetclitts. Thomas Fleming and John Evans, of Bristol, printers. ! I'homas Osborne and James Waiki,,s, of Stroud, Gloucester, mercers- Thomas Allen, 10in Middleton, and William Allen, of Dover, rope-makers. Patrick Cajlan, George Lewis, a n d lohn Griffiths, of Liver. rnanutaaurers of tobacco. Edward Johnson and Edward Costerd; of Little. Distaff.4ane. _.4hraharn Lloyd, deceased, John Wall and William Godfrey, of Chatham;' coal-merchants. Sarah Baron, John Dinsley, and John Cross, - of Leeds. Hoghton ? Joseph Rayne,. John Smith, and Charles ,Thomas Jones, of Live po o l, c o r n - m e r ch ants. illiam Coles,, Charles Coles, and G eorge. C o l es, of Scot aril, Wish' brokers . Thomas . Walters anitTElizabah Fryer, of Cheadle, Stafford, liquor-rnerChants. . . John Coleman and Thomas Lo n gh orn , of Garratt, Surrey, calico:. printers - . • • Un Wednesdu evening, a woman gOing into: a private box at Mr. Reeves's, Pawnbroker, in Red cross-street, ,Barbican, discovered a bundle on 4110 i ground, Which was found to contain a female intata about . six weeks old. The child was taken to tho workhouse in Moor-lane. BIR7 HA. . . . .., On Sunday sennight, the Lady o f -Lord Viscount M ari sham, of a Sun and +-len. • -. • , On S4turriay morning, at his Grace's seat at Ealing, tti s3 „ , Ducluss .1 Nesykstie, or a •Dat.ghtcr. ------_, , ~ illA.RitltD • . . • On Tuesday sennight, at Barwell, near. qi nc kl ey , Thy,. E" I mas Yen hereon, E:.(). tc.? . Miss I lookt., daughter of tim late I. ieuteliant- Colonc; Hook - e, ()Pule litik ket4imelir, _ DILL), On the suddenly, IL Wilkes, ts . 4: ton of /kw ion Wilkes,:hsq. and rkitheoi• Joan Esq. tO lateChainberlani. , .. _....,.. . . . . (fn * Thursday, at Camberwell, Leonard Lefevre, Esq. •'. On Friday last, at East 'Barnet, William, the )ctinziit son of Henry Davidson, Esq. ' (z the 13111 tilt, at Crowl a nd Abb ey, i n h i s 85th year' the Rev. Moor Sciipo; Rector of that Parish upwards of 4' years. • ?RICA SAT u .;" DAY, India Stock, India 4s. 6s pr. lixenequel as. 6s. Pr• .thunium, • I nipetial 3 per Cent,' Ditto Ann. for 25th inst. 671 Bank Stock, Navy.s per Cent. 988 i Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. 3 4 hi 4. • ; per Cent.- Rea. 64t ,per Cent. Cqn. 67 p. Bank L.,4nn.,18-49-t6ths • HIGH WATEICAT . L6p4 . I3 . 6N BRIDGE TO-MOlt. RO W. Morning, 49 min: after 3. A Afternoon, 2 min. after 4'. street, rciSv ejlo r —sq u a p Nair - NEWS. •••••••••• 1:f , 1 7 t. • • •GRAVISKNO;OI,7CUST S. Pitsed by—the Reward, Flack, and Ebenezer,- Pencett, It , in lerscy ; froin tatnai,. - a ; li frurn Oporto.: Soubras, Cutincils, and ;:yer, from UrpGirtiy ; ivlorning Star, Wacker, and tlio Abc:rsudant, Adams', frotn G ijed bailed—the Argo, Ilanoogton, for Ei•rbadoes; Teter, Lt Cad:z ; and, the Glen itimond, Nl*l l ll . a4on, trsj , • Gibraltar. .'